Has anyone yet checked to see - in the Windows installers - whether the
spurious Python warnings are gone?

Art Hunkins

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From: "jpff" 
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Subject: [Csnd] Csound 5.07 released


> with apologies for the delay, but this version is now available for
> down-loading from Sourceforge.
>   Versions for Windows, MacOSX (both architectures), MacOS9 and Linux.
> Manuals in English and French
> Tutorial and sources
>
> ==John ffitch
>
> Release Notes for 5.07
> ======================
>
> Bug fixes and improvements:
>      partikkel -- particle synthesis had an inadvertent bug, now fixed
>      Closing of MIDI input on Windows(MM) failed; now fixed
>      fluidEngine opcode now takes optional number of channels (range
>           16-256, default to 256) and polyphony (range 16-4096, default to
>           4096) to use.
>      atsa utility safer when given silence
>      atsaddnzset -- improved checkin
>      Ambisonics  has more options for controlled opposites
>      Bug in turnoff2 fixed
>      oscl3 in krate amp and freq now takes account of amplitude parameter
>      het_export - invalid check caused export to fail
>      vbap family bug fixed.
>      csoundapi~ bug in 64 bit systems fixed.
>
> new opcodes etc:
>      pan2 -- a stereo panning opcode
>      cpsmidinn, pchmidinn, and octmidinn -- converters for MIDI note
numbers
>      fluidSetInterpMethod -- interpolation is fluid sound fonts
>      sflooper - sound fonts version of flooper2
>      pvsbuffer and pvsbufread - buffering/reading of fsigs for
>                                 delays/timescale changes
>
>
> New functionality
>      SDFT - the Sliding Discrete Fourier Transform -- added seamlessly
>      to pvsanal etc opcodes if the overlap is less than the ksmps or
>      less than 10.  Some pvsXXX opcodes extended to take a-rate
>      parameters when sliding
>
> A number of internal changes
>      Improved Windows installer
>      CsoundVST replaced by CsoundAC
>      Less messages in Windows(MM) startup
>      P argument type added (k-rate defaults to 1)
>     -O null / --logfile=null turns off all messages in the
>          command-line frontend
>
> **end**
>
>
>
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Hi Art,

I am not sure what Python errors you are talking about as I have not been
following this thread, however, if it is pertinent, I just installed 5.07
last night on a WinXP machine. It was not happy until I installed Python 2.5
in the root directory of the C:\ drive. Everything worked fine for me after
that although I only tested the Varga GUI version. I previously had Python
version 2.4 installed, which I uninstalled before installing 2.5.

Hope this helps.

Michael Rhoades
www.perceptionfactory.com



 

-----Original Message-----
From: Art Hunkins [mailto:abhunkin@uncg.edu] 
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 12:04 PM
To: csound@lists.bath.ac.uk
Subject: Re: [Csnd] Csound 5.07 released

Has anyone yet checked to see - in the Windows installers - whether the
spurious Python warnings are gone?

Art Hunkins

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "jpff" 
To: 
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2007 4:10 AM
Subject: [Csnd] Csound 5.07 released


> with apologies for the delay, but this version is now available for
> down-loading from Sourceforge.
>   Versions for Windows, MacOSX (both architectures), MacOS9 and Linux.
> Manuals in English and French
> Tutorial and sources
>
> ==John ffitch
>
> Release Notes for 5.07
> ======================
>
> Bug fixes and improvements:
>      partikkel -- particle synthesis had an inadvertent bug, now fixed
>      Closing of MIDI input on Windows(MM) failed; now fixed
>      fluidEngine opcode now takes optional number of channels (range
>           16-256, default to 256) and polyphony (range 16-4096, default to
>           4096) to use.
>      atsa utility safer when given silence
>      atsaddnzset -- improved checkin
>      Ambisonics  has more options for controlled opposites
>      Bug in turnoff2 fixed
>      oscl3 in krate amp and freq now takes account of amplitude parameter
>      het_export - invalid check caused export to fail
>      vbap family bug fixed.
>      csoundapi~ bug in 64 bit systems fixed.
>
> new opcodes etc:
>      pan2 -- a stereo panning opcode
>      cpsmidinn, pchmidinn, and octmidinn -- converters for MIDI note
numbers
>      fluidSetInterpMethod -- interpolation is fluid sound fonts
>      sflooper - sound fonts version of flooper2
>      pvsbuffer and pvsbufread - buffering/reading of fsigs for
>                                 delays/timescale changes
>
>
> New functionality
>      SDFT - the Sliding Discrete Fourier Transform -- added seamlessly
>      to pvsanal etc opcodes if the overlap is less than the ksmps or
>      less than 10.  Some pvsXXX opcodes extended to take a-rate
>      parameters when sliding
>
> A number of internal changes
>      Improved Windows installer
>      CsoundVST replaced by CsoundAC
>      Less messages in Windows(MM) startup
>      P argument type added (k-rate defaults to 1)
>     -O null / --logfile=null turns off all messages in the
>          command-line frontend
>
> **end**
>
>
>
> -- 
> Send bugs reports to this list.
> To unsubscribe, send email to csound-unsubscribe@lists.bath.ac.uk

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I just downloaded the latest release and the installer does ask you if 
you want to install Python so things have improved. My only problem now 
is that if one chooses no to the 'install python' option and runs 
through the rest of the setup they will still get the same annoying 
messages as before. Mike do you think you could possibly add a little 
text stated that if one chooses no to installing python they may have to 
incur the wrath of the dreaded python 2.5 popup, perhaps something as 
explicit as 'choosing no to installing python will cause serious mental 
breakdown!'..

Rory.

I just went through the installer again and this time clicked install 
python. Unfortunately I still get the same errors as before about python 
not being installed. The installer does download python 2.5 to my temp 
folder but it seems to be down to the user to install it manually? I'm 
sure this is not what's intended, hopefully it's a quick fix to have it 
launch automatically once it's downloaded. Cheers,

Rory.




Walsh wrote:
> I just downloaded the latest release and the installer does ask you if 
> you want to install Python so things have improved. My only problem now 
> is that if one chooses no to the 'install python' option and runs 
> through the rest of the setup they will still get the same annoying 
> messages as before. Mike do you think you could possibly add a little 
> text stated that if one chooses no to installing python they may have to 
> incur the wrath of the dreaded python 2.5 popup, perhaps something as 
> explicit as 'choosing no to installing python will cause serious mental 
> breakdown!'..
> 
> Rory.
>